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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
DAILY ROUTINE.

The daily duty fs of course much more arluous than the extraordinary sort. It calls for about eco men every evening for the theatres and other show places alone. At the Grand Opera. where there is q perform aace every Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights. and once m a while on Saturday evening the detail consists Of two marcchals des logis sergeant maiorsl, eight mounted men, one sergeant and thirty-twO infantry men. These men are well distributed. The Horse Guards are stationed-two Of them in front of the opera building, between it and the great square refuge by the boulevard, one by the carriage entrance and one at the stage door. and they remain on duty two hours The infantry are on guard on the marbled terrace. at the foot of the grand staircase. at the ticket office. at the stage door and Jp by the public foyer. To the Opera Comique is sent every evening in the week. Sundays included, and to the Sunday matinee a force Of one marechal dss logis, one zer-cant and ten infantrymcn; the Odeon theatre calls for a detachment of the same St-en-th. while et the COmeiie FTancaise twelve men and two non-cOmmissionod officers are on duty. The other theatres call for a smaller detail. while ten men and one non on-commissionel officer are sufficient to ket ? order at the Bal Bullier, or Students ball over wonder in the Latin quarter. At all these places policemen are also stationed st every performance.
 The second branch of the duties of the Gsrde Republicaine includes the aid it gives to the adm inistration of justice. For this work a hundred or more men are detailed every court day at the Palais de Justice Here the posts arc inspected every morning by an officer of the corps and by one of the curtains of the regular garrison of Paris. While. as l have just said, the force on duty ali the courts is composed of lOO men, the number is often increased, especially ,rlrinc the session of the criminal court, when there may he 900 10 300 on duty. This comes from the fact that the Gardc Re nl.blicaine is not only a soldier and direct a,,xiliary of justice but he can be charged with many duties of a purely civil character, such as making arrests, executing search warrants. drawing up reports of violations of rolice ordinances. As a result each garde is a sort of petty magistrate, or perhaps -l,ould say constable. His written state ,lents or reports have deiinitive force. while those of the municipal police have not this Iecal character. Cor. San Francesca Chronicle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
rhrnnrh inc Ca.catle Mountains.

The Cas-ada mountains. in southern Ore con. are being penetrated by huge tunnel 9 o0O feet are tho r,:llt cf the work up 10 date.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
Enr Sale.

One organ with ornamental pipe top Enquire at this office. u'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
"The plays the thing.

AAC R-of hAaN AAA-Hr
 Wherein I'll reach Inc couscIg-ce Dr
 the kIng.'
 And equally trUa E i. thE. D.. E.a Pheasant PurgaIige Pellets ..Ha rr-. nal Little Liver Pills are The moe etfectuAl means that cIu bv need e. reach the seat Of dIscsse. cleansing the bowels and system, and assI>,I.g uatIrr in her recuperatIye work. Ef drug. gists.
 Any Small Boy With ~Jies can kill a tigrr.-If the Eg-r Hiyr..r Gen to be found when only htt.s cGr. -C consumption, that deadiJr-t ant s. 70 feared ot diseases. in ;L.r ,olutr,. .in assuredly be corquered aa t--r-os -.. if Dr. PIerce's "Go,deu H, 1iosI i--cos. rs be employed oGrly.
 The -'Fayo1te Prercrl. tiru' of D-. Plerce cures "fsmsir w-sLar4- ..I kindred affections. B diug-'.t-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
MARktH
a SEw YORK, R-iGisys Esss ir- Nas Price of silver ger ros1nce Troy.

My S'fiL' El. I.aTa F.als N, II., I., Ias- l4. s s I
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

DETROIT, Mich, May 2l.-Specis.s from various points in the upper penlnsc- la of Michigan say that Crystal Falls a small mining town Is in imminent dsu- ger of destruction from forest fires. The iron mines, Quinnessica and Norway gre now out of danger. BanRgs and Lan-e gre still in danger but both places have good fire protection. The destruction of hard wood ties and standing pine Is estimated at 3.5O0,O0O feet. The Sousn- era peninsula is also suffering from fires and in the neighborhood of Cheboygan fires are causing considerable disiruction' In Clare Co, several million feet Of tIIn- Der have been destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
hsen summoned to windsor BY ,be Queen. or till be

been summoned to Windsor ty tbe Queen. or Till No
receives a dispensatiou. If Mr.. Lahouchere or MS
alias had taken the trouble to refer to Precedcnts
they would have found many. lie shall have ono
without an ' trouble on his part. l will give him
the case OF very distinguished Ang'olndlan ofcer
(wbose name 10 privately at his service If he cares
for III. This Officer was made X. G. b. while IN
India and remained there on duty for lcng period
after receiving this dignity. He never assumed the
Sir was never addressed other tran as Colonei -
c. b.. either privately or off cially he knew ana
everybody knew he bad no right to it. On MS re-
turn to England illness prevented his gong 10
Windsor The circumstances were made known W
the Queen and by her favor and warrant author'y
was given him to assume the t'tio OF Elf. VIVA.
probability there is her either receiving Colohei
Butler at Windsor and knighting him. or OF her
authorizing his assumption of tho title. anybody
can decide for himself. Mr.. Labouchcre as well ~
another 1' W. Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
ssAIy AND PRODUCE xAsxETS
FEATURES OF SEW-YoR4 DEALtSG&

FEATURES OF SEW-YoRH DEALtSdS
The downward tendency OF wheat received no Important
cheek Yesterday In spite sustained inquiry from snip
per the Opt under reazaticns by the longs
and apparently tho leading operators are stu hostile 10 an
advance There rally Of is6 cent In the early de"
,prs but 10, tho the speculation receded uner
n moderate volume and onded heavy as inside
aoures Losses we're Tor February at sos ana
cont for other months follows March 49, Apr w. May
OIL June 9l July 92 August 90 and September 9i cents
T, was no sort OF melancholy satisfaction TO bulls ta tne
lowest pco touched the new crop was reached
Cash wheat shae stronger qua snippSLs
bought 10000 bushels The corn market was ~
nrssed in sympathy with wheat spot lots were on tUt
cent but took So 900 bushels Tho options were
heavy and bottom rates. the months IN men quo
ton- entirely nominal scoring losses o. * een
AZ q 40. cents The oats markets lacked lratur
on,ions for February at 49, for March nj i
aud for April at 34' May at 4!s aud June at 80
ccnts The market prone to queness, but 10 sym
pafhy with pork the OPTIONS marked points as
i"aws February March 81 H. April 81 H. May 81 20
and June :! ~ -....., x..,u...- =.
New. York Baltimore Philadelphia aud Boston as fol
iow. Wheat bushels 192.9J9 Juslels oats.
ia busnss total 800 2S2 bushels nour. 43O!l
nack,ges Milwaukee, ami ~ Ions the arrivals
vera Wheat II .55S bushels corn. IA 1,O90 bushels
oats 1872 bushels total grain, 4Ol33S bushesi hour
n
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EHLGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAsaENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt or Dee
brosses Ia. = follows;
7 a No. for Catasanqua and intermediate points.
, i M for Geneva Lyons Eimira Rochester Bunao ana
the principal local points Chair car 20 Wilkes
barre ',, ,,,.,....
D. Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Char cag
IN funkhannock Connection Reading aud Harrisburg
$40 D. rittson and principal intermediate ponts'
Chair Pittston ...,..
$40 y for Coplay and ntsrme:ate pointa conneeu'n
z D. M Lyons Elmira, Rochester Bunaio aAe
wesI Pullman sieeper ~ Lyons
7bO d. IN for Lauryp and intermediate pointA -
Trains leaving .. IN, and 3l0 cohnecs ~
ali points In Mshan0y Hazleton Goal RSHiona
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q m for Mauch Chunk, Haxietnn and intermediate
peintA
6IU D. M for CopIsy snd intermediate ponts
D. M for 0eneva Lyons. Emra R0chssssr. BuaAse ane
the West. Pullman sleeper 70 LyonA
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ FRN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEw.YoRK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING ENPRESd
TRAINS NO DUST ALWAYS on FINE.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING 20 tCHES.
Depos in New York foot Of Barclay and Christopher sts
a. Daily except snnsys Buffalo AMI Oswego Express
for Water Cap Siroudsburg scranton BnghamtOn FL Mira
Bath Buffalo Greaue Oxford Norwich.
Uuca at scranton for Piston Wikesbara, Dan.
willie and Northumberland OTego for ithaca and inter-
mediate stations.
INN. Binghamton and Flmira cypress for Water Gap.
Scranton Rngha Owcrn and Elmira
ton for Pittsion Kingston. Wnkrsbarre &c
7 m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Stronfsbrry 2.
Bnghamton Elulira. Corning Bath, Way
land. Bufrl'o &C.. arriving I'm Buffalo 72o "a m.
rav Rnfao and Osweco Express for Stroudsourg,
Bnghamtou Cortland syracuse Oswego Greene.
Oxford Norwich Utica and Riched SPRINGS &C
Ithaca and intermediate stations Satur-
dsvs Connects ~ ualo with trains for I'll points West
Tickets Cor ae AMI baggage checked AZ Sj vay ana
OF Wescott Express offices in New York and Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Fob. IS tSpscd D.Thc public cable reported
wheat at Liverpool with prices tending but this was
barely enough an opening on change today at
veserdays closing pricos First sales made at 1888
far MAY Wheat at cents better,
but rom this point figures turned down 79SG7S cents
owing largely to o feeling that there stu some
along" wheat that must come out Heam
brokers offered wheat freely. and the market
had every appearance Of being crowded down.
Provisions again proved something Of surprise TO the sellers
Nav pork which started on at sl3 40 moved up 20 FL 90
hesitation before room. Brokers VINO usually
have orders fruip rlsnkinton Armour and udnhy Mere
the Will with wiich they TOOK
oaercd had a dsquieting effect ON The shorts
a ..oI many sold for reaction made haste 10
cover their and the result mere than usal excite
eut provision pit short RIBS ana arr were
M with nrk gDng rs AMI the latter To "a %.
The wheat not let the interfere with their
,."t. bu solL curb and when the afternoon
sion opened they raded u to 7s' cents the closing being
May closed At 80 cent? May
nork al slI 80 May lard At So 81 20+ and May ribs at
81 32l2.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

II NEW.YOKK. NRW.HAVFN and HARTFOKD n. II.
Trains leave Harlem River st,ton l32det AMI LIN
con-avc. Third Avenne Bridge Harlem River
Preached by second and suburban Elevated rail-
roads, daily SUNDAYS stj 1850 9l0 10 lS5
2lo 355 40 $40 GAO 10 30 for Port Norris Cas-.
Pond Hunts Point. Vest Farms Van Nest.
West Chester Tmpsons Ray Chester pelham Raw Barlow
island aud Rochelle connecting
Rochelle for all noins the line II
the New. York New.Havrr ant Hartford Railroad shore
New Britain aud sud branches and Boston and all points
Midnight for View Rochelle and in.erme
lions At IL 10 A. m. daily. except MONDAYS
Sunday for New. Rochelle and all inferno sta
tons al - oi and 30 the latter connect
ing at few Rochelle with way % Stamford
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HCDSO,

~ RIVER RArLROtD-ronmsnc ranuhry 1887,
through trains viii leave Grand Central napot
ia Rochester Fynress thr,u N trawngropn ars .
ALBANY. Troy az. Adams. RoIse's p. and syracuse
$50 .. The Linitef" With fnir~ cara sn1fnr "
Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo Naearh Fals
Erie 1lev eand and Toledo arriving at Chicago 800 u
next 'ay.
ioSoa M Uhc,so Express. drawnC-room cars to Caa'a'
IN 80 a ~. Western New.yorS and Northern Erprsss
with drawingroomcars. -. ,.
sSo M Albany Troy AMI Utica ExprssA With drawing.
81 n m ACCOMMODATION n Albany AMI Troy
M Chica 20 and ~ Louis Express with co1nrcars
for Niagara FaIls Buffalo cincirnt Toledo Detroit Chi
m Montreal Express with sireDtnrcarsto M'itreh.
Run. 20 UTICA stopnipg ~ prrcin,l Stations 80
m Pcla Slearor arrives Rochester . " Ne
Ru-so aS5 a. M. ani Cleveland IL Is ~ m next iay
tsa1S Pacific Fypress. win seeDngrar' i'r t''s
Bur,o Ns~ars Falls C1cvciand Toledo Detroit anl
Chicago sleeping-cars 10 ws'erfrwr VIA Un'r 10y
cTcent SATURDAY as,t AUBURN Genevs ami canantasnA
except Saturiav ani Snn'lv.
iiI5p. M. Might Fypress with .eepingcars to AS,ay
Connects with the morning trains FOR theWes'
and for the North except saturday nrhh ~, , ,.,,.
Place 43 Bro,tway Harlem l9sth-t snf ithtvs
westcotfs EXPRESS Oc-s Park Mace near broat
wav, 7s5 and at2 Bro,fwav sr' a2 West l2oths; New
Ithst Williamsburg 80.
Acconmo a'ions ,ai .espl VI, aai ,;
The ticket oices New-Sork cay IN
S3S wsshngton.st.. srooklvn. = -..,,s,.,
.The.e tally All othets u.y efe,p' pl AZ
N ToiCEls '""a NJ "-'''" Vs. HENRY MONETT.
General supcr ntendent General Passenger Agen9
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DopULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-

POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-
i aenee Newport and all New.Engiand PolntA All rail
tom ssrauI Central Depot .Express Trans daily Sundays
excepedJ M sparor cars attachesl and ~ y ~
Sxt6 uaacs sunday trains lOA with pal
s"e psrior csrsl III D. with palace sleeping carsh
Sor Nswport Boston kxpress with parior
cara sopnecs AZ arrlvns NJ 7ioc " N
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ LINE The Populas inside konse 10 boston, ~
Steamers 'City Of Worcester and city Of kew.IorE
leave Pier Told number North River loot OF Wattss
boo y NJ " W. bnAoa u AkeAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16

U,RIE RAILWAY. now known rs the NEW
aU T.. LAK ys I EE MSb %EsrEsS
oea trains leave 23st station fifteen
DAILY except supaays Day Express sanr' Draw
Baasio raGssa sseeIns esc cnieaao n'.He'''s'l''
o 2s o. by and snf al s sepn m
Coaches 10 Mesiviie Cisveisna cncinnai Chicago AMI
s oHi and Ss charge q sSn S n
eoas6es 70 blnsHs%ton E@ir Rooneser safsio S
CARA Fails, Cincinnati and Chicago "a o.,o ,o-
Zoo neon 300 $50 80 555: $50. $40 $50:
$50 ioso noon las G:iS. 74S 200 10 IS
4 sc go s fsO 1879 ESQ SsS
$50 loo iSoo M ii5 Ais $40 7:45 200 io's5
Nsrarn AMI "a Tosark s?o 500 sss lso,
800 loOOp and LOO midnight daily except sunday
sn@ay gS a nj 80 S &c 600 M sao a,o 500
s S o 1870 SsG 9 s a eso y soo n Ss5
wsr%ick As 800 a:3Op IN. sundays 54,A m.
Ns S%i%i and &c Cornwall ss, a.sa 500 AL
Montsomery tondout and Kingston, 5O0A m. $3.50 > n.
ss Sa' p . 800 eseep. sundays
cp s No s Sa Vs. SO $40 900 U go 100 M M
Mdcsyp is5 st5 ;5o 200 10. iS;g 3S o s s99
D. m Ihc 900 a. M stops at aainsL only.
fGE' d an So $50 @ % 800 o $50 SO 80 800 fo2
srpns can p be and !" r @ sa
E and Ian,e # G az my be leg a. the coz
s$i Fulton n,oosiyn g !e c2npany.. .leeo.
l. +. FXKMER Gen1 Pnssr Agent Nes:york.
A LII fares reduced.-Stonington Line. Tho
favorte Inside Route for Boston. Providence and all
New England points
Full nights by taking la'e trains from
Reclining char par'or between steamers landing AMI
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE.
Steamers win leave pier now No 3d. North RIVER one BLOCK
NV. PoPPLE, Geni Passenger Agt.
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Crfnrsions.
TIE NEW LINE
Betvecn NEW-YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT.
AND TILE SOUTH

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
on and H. 1896. Express for Cape Charles Oh
Point Comfort and Norfolk. Via the New YORK. Phlladepia
and Norfolk Bsroad. leaves f,msyNaria
Ncw-York at =. DAILY. arriving At Cape Charles ODo
a M dally old Point Comfort si5 m. Norfolk eij A.
s,cepinr Car through Hcw-NOrk "a Cape Charles
sofpngberths he secured at the Ticket
U III W % hts riS f""'' ~ ANA T. u. COOKE.
" SuuertntrudcnL Genu Pass. ana Freight Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after JANUARY 81. 1857.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains York. via Dosbrosses and Cortiandt Streets
narrsburr, PitsOurg and the West vita Pullman rsses
Cars attached and m Say N s-s s, sna
LSes sS9 s Tu.ys sss Es
Centre. and the OH Regions
Bs,S s' S R
arrive az y; ss sss
y o ssssI sSS a' p.,
For Cape May week days. illoa On Saturdays only.
Long branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate
On Sunday DAB a H. and p m lido not stop At Asbury
rSns .ns Va siSs c.y sshadpss
usa aE Of - hTosHIya Annex
s2S rs 80 m so '5a Ss's 2s and
H. sssa'} 81 @ "a s ss So;
s s 'ed tc 7 7ao so 1859 ~ 5sS
sh sSnsas ssS s sS9 so9 e. a'0 is' ii''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Enprsss Trains leave via DesOrossss and cors
$40 100 % chicago Limited and 10 wsshng,cn I'M.
.n$ s1 n'sst %
% az. isy ss sunday 7aos
sns s aie % mi o a@ Camden H. and M
Returning Broad station, Philadelphia,
l2roi 800. 400 40 tl0 6:5a 1880. 800 s3o G40 II.
ana ll;lo m Limited Express 1l4 ana 4:5on MI t?,
800 4O5 $40 5:lO $3.50 $40 M I2:49 a SO Limedjs
6:36. 7:12 and S:l2 D..
day.
Ticket Offices $40 435 and 944 broadway Asor Houss
and foot o. and ccrtlanat ss courst and
ton, Jersey City Emigrant Ticket ONCE No s Battery
place and Castle Garden
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residenceA
CHARLES T.. PUGH, J. II. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.
Trains leave from Chambers-s Station Engewood,
Tenany Closer. sparkbi and Nyack $50 7:ia 800 9S1
1890 p. M 1900 midnight sundays 7IO $50 ~ 400 mi
500 For Nanaet Spring Valley Monsev Tam ms
$50. 7;lO $50 a. 1850. $50 Sundays $3.50 q M
500 M
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Dusimess Gbaures.

TOR SALE.-Heald's Hygcian Home. Will
l. mington. Del-Hygiene grows popular. All good
Cures" crowded. with patients ana making mnn,v
Above known every State g 900 patents In II
years paid handsomely Death OF OF Nm.
brios building grounds front Brandy choice
shah. n wished would assist
time fe0rganize business. PUsEY nEALD NJ ID
TOR SALE-All or half interest mineral well
l. and sanitarium IN the West Send for particulars To
Il. W. WHITAKER Il co
Washington, ID. c.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER


For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound Brook
400, las UOJ HOO $780, 400. l3O, $50
T. so ZOO y. SUNDAYS at 400 si4o ~ $50 l2UO
y
connection Tor keaing. HarrisOurs. Potts
vile etc. % H. iOg Last0n. bethlehem. AenlowA
Mauch chunk. Reading. Harrisburg etc. On sundays
Laston.
100 A. M Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk
Wikcsbarrc. aud scranton.
b 80 Easton, B,tlc HEM Allentown Mauch Chunk
Mlkssbarro scIzn'On. Reading. Harrisburg, POttsylc
TaInaqua, Shamokn.' supbuiy, LewsOury MhlanlsporL
90 and 100 p IN. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk. Heading. Harrisburg.
3S5 for EGstOn. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
wnEcsbarre, scranton lamaqna sLimckin. sunbury Lew
isburg. Muliamsport, etc.
Tor Easton, Bethlehcm. Allentown, etc
5l6 .. IA. Eason. bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
CLUns Wukesbarrc Leading Harrisburg, Gu Sunday
700 aud 1880 p. m. for Easton. bethlehem, Allentown,
etc
400 900 H.. Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
(erccpt sunuays) Point Pleasant
So $40 M. 100 4S0 for Lakewood. Toms River
and BarnegaL
4JO ~ lUO p H., for AthhtlC Sity, Nlneiaiu anu
BrdgetOn.
a. 30 600 s:l6 HOO, lI45 m. 100 400 $50
b,SO $40 ,. III sundays 400. 900 nj. for Perth
onices
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r,o pTCAGTPF FPS.

The T. : and IlraZi Mail Co.'S StcaUcra" Alliance"
"Fmanc" Advance" sail monthly io 100 ne Jhhe.iu
touching al IT Ihoina Barbados Para Matahhan feIh'u
lucn and the " Alliance" continuing 10 santos
Ihs J. ocrhiiul voyas" 81 about 40 HayA h' 4u'ng
,top. There are comfortable rtr'h'Is
bulls seldom that they meet fungh "esteh
PAUL h. GERHARD & Co. Gen. Agents. - broad-s'
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PLEASANT WINTER TRIP

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED ID LINE.
Sailing cvcry twelve dlys for Ven'zuelh A. AL IN,
Island OF Curacao w. L. snori an nne1niNl pprort
those wishing short -cl voyage u thn TipcA
These American ships specially bh1 for tho trails hr' prr
y win every modern appliance for tho sstr c1nvenence
Tho roIul Is mue IA % &c
weeks rassase, sl4A Fur particulars apply To
UOUlIO% BLISS BALLETT,
General AIauagCTA II Wallst
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1lroposals.

AQUEDUCr CoMNIssoSERs' OFFICE
ROOM 200, STEWART BUILDING, 80 BROADWAY
NEw-NoEK, Jan 81, lss7)
TO CONTRACTOilS.
Dds or PROPOSALS fOI doing the work and
- furnishing the materials called for the approved form
hle IN the office Of tho Aqueauo Comua
the Of additional shan
sted OF the Npw Aqueduct at about STA
ton i2GOO will be received a this office the ION
OF February 1887 al Ocock AT which place hour
be publicly ononed by the Aqucduct
and OF the for doing and furu.
ing VIII be said s soon
thereafter as practicable.
said approved contract and the specific
thereof bids proposals. and proper eveope. Tor
nclosue and forms Of bonds and also The plans sail
work all other Information required obtained a.
OF the Aqucduct Commissioners apulica
tiont q
By order OF tue A queduct Commissioners
JOHN &. SHEEHAN. JAMES &. SPENCER
secretary. President
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Gcarhers.

A BEST TEACHERS. Tutors and Govern
N. supplied without charge TEAl r. registered
free vacancies. Form Tor stamp. X. f. AVERY,
school bureau. West an st. " \.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. TeIraer,. TuturA Gov
ernossos etc. Colleges. schools aud Families Apply TO
MRS. NJ. j. YOCNGFULTON, - Union square.
A YALE GRADUATE wishes private pupils,
~ preparation for college spcclly highest Testimonials
andcy references Address LII. Box 10 ITOunc once"
Il l. / ORS, GoverncsseS, Professors,
"a. Teachers all branoac' circulars choice st.o9s sup
modern language spoken MIRIAM COY
RIERE 81 East l1h.st. bet s,rn iavc. AMI btoldway.
TTNION TEACHERS AGENCY established
u lsSO supplies schools with cIchcr teachers with posi-
tons ". u. KERR secretary. L. A-tor parc.
WANTED. - Gentlemen, Mathematics,
w sciences for church school also. assistant teacher
mathematics aat classics MlhlAM COY III flts-
81 last I7th.s between fth.ave am Broadway.
XNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU dor brh supplies Professors, Teacher
Governessea Musicians HousokccVers Compel ou@. oic
colleges schools and families also BOOkkccIcf, stenosTI
pliers COpysts 20 business hrna
MRS. 4. d. CULVER J20 3thavc. Ne".Nork city.
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Alusiral Jnsirumsnts.

4 NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
IA upright square pianos of make as good az
for sale et liberal reduction from our regular prco~
'-"' WILLIAM KNABE & CO.. l12 Fifth-ave.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
6ieamuoats an6 iiaiIrouGs.

BOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
ID VIA FALL RIVER LiNF--Steamers PROVIDENCE
anu Old COLONY. Leave Pier - y. H.. foot OF Murray
ST.. 800 day sundays excepted Connection Oy
brooklyn at $50 ami Jersey city at
accommodations Lowest Rates
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SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE.
CHARLESTON. Feb l5-rurpcntine dun and inactive at
36d36i4c. - - -. oe. IT.,
sAyAySAH Feb. l5-Turpentinc nr1n az $50 bid
wtIyuNgToy. FEB. 1j-rurpentIne hrm at JGisc.